Happy Birthday!

If it's someone's birthday...we say "Happy Birthday." Not, congratulations. Native English speakers say "congratulations," for a special accomplishment or achievement. Examples: engagement, wedding, graduation, new house, new job, passing a big exam, or winning a race. As much as we love birthdays and celebrating them, we don't really see it as a special accomplishment.

Again?!

I got more cookies!!! These are really easy to bake- just add water and butter. And I ate them all...

Thanks mom.

And...I got a couch. Woo-hoo! It's for the school. School couch!